Superintendent James Craigreported I
rri. that he must ale a
r : with health Welfare
Is r report
and Education Department In
Washington by October 15th
Indicating what plans this _
Board has for total Integra

Social Studies Teacher Ings as are necessary to con
Miss Darus was graduated -- 1L 4 ] solldate Bunnell School No. 2
.
from University of Florida In so as to completely eliminateall

1906. She Is a member of Alpha r .. "*' :" ..." ____ segregation In Flagler

al Kappa Delta and Nation. : t-r!-{ ,' w,.'4 ri County Schools. He explained
Honorary Sociology Society ," # that a survey would be required
She was on the Palatka ... to determine what and
Senior f'hoto .y Th.. "* H rt.
School where!
High faculty for facilities should be
two years where she sponsor The former Library room at BUS has been completely" remodeled and converted" to business erected \

ed Uttle Womenand direct classrooms. The new rooms are used by typing students (pictured above), business studentsand Craig stated that the next

ed the Pep Club". the school annual staff. step would be to call for a

Miss Darns resides In Pa -- bond election at which the
latka. BOARD VIEWS MRS. MOORE BUNNELL CITY freeholders would have the

right to accept or reject the
DIES OF COMMISSIONHIRES
ROAD PROJECT proposal.The .

y The Flagler Beard of County BULLETVOU D POLICEMANThe vote was 3 to 2 to accept -

j to get a first hand view of'the early Sunday morn&c at her iceman at a meeting Monday Ferryman. Voting no were
Harold Emery and Raymon F.
..t, proponed road to be paved home at FlaglecBesfMaccord'Ing night by a 3.2 vote. Tufket
with soil cement at Ocean to Sheriff P. A. Edmonson. The County Sheriffs Ofiipe'has '
Emery stated that he w..
Palm Club at Flag
rt'raoto Country been providing police protection not
r necessarily opposed to
ler Beach. Sheriff Edmonson said the In the city for the past
the.proJK't., but. that he need
The Board had agreed sev State Attorney's Office Is assisting several weeks after two form
ed
more time to determine
real months ago to pave the with the Investigation er policemen resigned to accept
what the desires
of the
people
street with the OPCC agreeingto of the shooting death. A other Jobs.
pay for the cement to be pistol and a bullet removed Thet"Omm1salonf'FS told might be. Tucker stated that
I A he; was opposed to addingany
r used In the paving project from the body of Mrs. Moore Black the city was In the further
tax burden to the
The money was placed In es have been taken to the Bureau process of consolidating the
crow. Due to the bad sand of Law Enforcement in City Police Dept with the people.

Robinson, Soil Con. Mrs. Moore was born In Wise consolidation at a recent PLAN
servatlon Officer presentedthe County Va. and moved to meetings but hasn't obtaineda
.y 1Mw L'. Mein Board with copies of booklet Flagler Beach 18 years ago ruling from the Attorney DEDICATIONBishop

Lowrcnc Oliver entitled "An Appraisal of from Washington. D. C. She General's Omce to determinehow James W. Henley of

Is Vocational Agriculture Potentials for October Recreational was a member of Ocean Palm the city could pay the the Florida Conference will

teacher In Bunnell Development In Flag- Country Club Women's Golf county" for the service nor has officiate at the dedication' of
High School Jar County". The Board complimented Assn. the city askei4 for approvalfrom the Flagler Beach United

Robinson on the She Is survived by her hus; the county commission. Methodist Church Sunday.
He Is a native of Marlanna. booklet as well as the work band. James: a IOn Buddy The new policeman has 13 October 20 at 4:00 p. m.
Florida but spent most of his done In Its preparation. Flagler Beach; 3 daughters years of law enforcement ex The Rev. Hoover retired
life In St. AuusUne.whfte
he.- Miss Vicki Moore. Miami; Mrs.' perience. from the Rock River Conference .
attended
school. HOG CHOLERA Donna Jean Profflt Laurel J. lie served as police sergeantIn In Illinois, moved to

He Is a graduate St. Augustine Md. and Mrs.' Joan Rhodes, Dunn N. c.. and was a patrolman Flagler Beach ten years ago
High School and at. REPORTEDIN Hampton, Va.; her mother, for the City of Palat and was appointed pastor of
i tended St. Johns River Junior COUNTYA Mrs. Lena Eye Barberton ka for 3H years.The past year the Flagler Beach Church. For

College at Palatka. He recelved Ohio; four sisters Mrs. Helen he has been employed as gen.oral two years the small congregation
a Bachelor of Science case of Hog Cholera was Payne Silver Spring Md, superintendent of Land. worshlppped In the
degree In Animal Science and confirmed In Flagler CountyIn Mrs. Evelyn Campbell. Salem Way Coating Co. In Raleigh Woman's Club Building until

,! Agricultural Economics from the Haw Creek area thisweek. Va.. and Mrs. Lillian Olds N. C. He Is married and has their church social hall was
the University of Florida In Federal and state authorities and Mrs.' Gertrude Bile both three children. Black will begin completed The sanctuary was

I' 1968. are staving In close of Barberton. Ohio; and one his assignment October completed and used for the

!'s This' Is Mr. Oliver's first contact with the County brother, Ted Eye Barbetton. 15 at $ISO a month. first time at Easter two years

i year of teaching.He Agent's Office; In keeping Funeral services will be
t resides at the Marcin close watch on other hogs In Thursday afternoon at 1:00 FARM BUREAU ago.There will be a guest min.

, kowskl Apartments on East the area. at the Flagler Beach Baptist liter at the morning worship
1 Moody Blvd.RESIDENTS. Until this case: and other Church with Rev Max Hall BANOUET OCT. 19 service and there will be a

outbreaks In Florida are clear officiating. Interment will be Invitations to the Annual reception of new members.The .
ed we would like to ask every at Hope Cemetery. Friends Flagler County Farm Bureau dedicatory service will
: OPPOSE one to refrain from visiting may call at Craig Funeral Banquet were mailed out this be at 4 p. In. and refreshments .
swine lots In other areas Home Bunnell. until 11:00a. will be served.
: CURFEW LAW week to all members and Invited
counties or on other farms m. this morning and at the guests. A fifty member choir from
I AT FLACLEB BEACH and for hog owners to prevent church from noon until the The Banquet will be held Satellite Beach United Methodist .
! visitors from ether areas from hour of services. Church will present a
October 19 at 7:30 m. In
p.
: A of Flagler Beach
group going Into hog lot or
your Pallbearers are Charles the Bunnell High School Ca. musical program at 7 p. m.
residents 14 of them teenagers premises until the danger of
I Wendlandt. Philip Kester. R feteria. The program will Include Everyone Is Invited.TJlAKSrEJUUD .
attended the Flagler .
outbreak Is over Anyone Including
L McNab. Floyd CosselL Al
committee reports on
Beach Commission
meet.
City
the owner that does
Zamba and James Fields.
membership treasurer resolutions
ing Thursday night to register travel between hog farms TO DAYTONA
and nominations.
objection to the proposed should use a disinfectant to HOSPITAL
BOBBY MOODY Mrs, Norma Turner will ben '
curfew for under 18
youths clean boots Rubber boots Bud henry Haw Creek was
The commission voted unanimously should be worn for this put. BITTEN BYRATTLESNAKE charge along of Banquet with Program preparations transferred Monday from Bun.

R against the curfew pose. nell General to Halifax Hospital
Committee members
; ordinance Also at this time it is Illegal f.:' Lyman at Daytona Beach for
/ Cage. John Clegg and D. C.
The commission had a public to transport hogs from one Bobby Moody: Bunnell. was Johnston. treatment of Injuries he,sustained -
hearing on reaming five farm or place of residenceto admitted to Bunnell General while he was tiding"'

lots In Fuquay Subdivision another or to sell a hog Hospital Wednesday morning feet in length bit him jn the horse Saturday afternoon., ,7:' s.
from residential to commer through the auction market for treatment of a rattlesnake third finger on his right hand.A c

daL Several residents protested You may sell to approved bite hospital spokesman said A REMINDER .. .
the change The commissioners slaughter establishments.Call Moody, was milking snakes anti-venom was administeredand Mall your Chamber of Com
voted 4-1 in favor County Agent for list of of venom at his residence his condition was listed merce ballots not later than

f of the rezoning approved establishments when a rattlesnake about four as serious. October 12 . .
1
r

And, then this writer bream a teacher Mmseif, a chair
member and in years back dd a good bit of lay speaking in U. S. D. A. Choice
county churches. So, It U net without experience: and observa
tlon that this article Is written. ROUND BONE I
STEAK 0b. 7S
People ask today, "\"hat Is wrong witch reHgienr The an.saver ,
Is. "There Is nothing wrong with religion It to the way SHOULDER <

the people and the churches are applying religion today.

Statistics will quickly reveal that even In so called Christ

Ian America the churches are reaching a smaller percentageof
the population each year, and surely their Influence is diminishing CHUCK STEAK lb. 58
at an even greater degree.

Some churches are suffering revolt against the discipline
of their old manner of practicing religion. Some churches are
consolidating to gain strength. Others are still trying to fight
Charles Darwin and evolution. Choice Juicy Lyke's "Sugar Creek"

Churches are attempting to gain a sodal consciousness.
ALL MEAT STEW FRANKS.
They espouse the ease of the poor. But when the poor really
need' help, what do we do? Send them to The Red Cross the oz. $
Ib 312
County Commissions or other' governmental' units. 68c JL

We spend our money on fancy sanctuaries, organs, stained-

glass windows, air-conditioning and ornate lighting. Then we Fresh Fla. Grade "A" LIMIT 2 PLEASE
dress ourselves with showy clothes so that the poor would feel
completely out of place In most of our churches.We .

condemn war and bemoan our men having to go off
lb. 2S
to the service of our country. But it Is the Red Cross the veteran Whole
service organizations and the community service organizations
that actually go to the aid of the serviceman and the veteran.

We preach against the viles of segregation' ; and yet' the
churches are the most segregated Institutions existing In our
society. We talk about the needs of minorities, but, rarely does I Lyke's "Sugar Creek" OA C 0 N (Sliced 1 L AQt I
the church step In to do anything concrete to help them. SMOKED SLAB Free) V

Most churches can look around at their empty pews and
see that the youth are not a part of the church today. True, we
have an occasional youth program, but we are not willing Lyke's 12 oz. Can
MARTHA WHITE Plain S. R.
( )
to give of our time and efforts to devolop a continuous program LUNCHEON EachHunt's or
MEAT 4ge
that will keep the youth continuously growing in the
life of the church. No, it seems easier to condemn the drugs, FLOUR
No. 300 Can
glue and sex.

We seem to think that our order of worship Itself is sacred FRUIT COCKTAIL 4 For $100 5 lb. 3ge
and cannot be changed to meet the needs of people today. Yet,

we know that our order of worship once rebelled against the Duncan Hines (Au't.) 19 oz. Pkg. Limit 1 with $5.00 or more food order
use of musical instruments. Once there was only chanting. For
CAKE
Once the sacred rooms were totally Inaccessible to the ordinary MIXES 3 100

churchgoer.

We preach "Love Thy Neighbor". Yet' we often cannot even Jumbo RollNORTHERN PilUbury's (Sweet or Buttermilk)
get along with the people across the street or sitting In the aisle *
next to us In church. We probably have more dissention, pettiness TOWELS 25e BISCUITS
and Jealousies among so-called "church people" thaneven
Helene Curtis (Reg. or Hard-To-Hold)
exists' In our rough and tumble game of politics.

What is wrong with religion! Nothing The Christian religion HAIR SPRAY Each 39C 8 Oz. Can Sc
never changes. But we who claim to be church people Each
need to take a close look at the churches .
way our are meetIng Limit 4 with $5.00 or more food order
the demands of our rellgioa
MAXWELL HOUSECOFFEE
John A. Clegg'

FROZEN FOODSFrosty -
LETTER TO TIlE EDITOR: You builders of tomorrow, -
seek first God's Will by prayer .
Members and by the' searching of Acres 6 oz. Can
First Baptist Church lib. 43cLimit
the scriptures to make sure
ORANCE For
Bunnell' Florida
JUICE 2 35C49C
your opinions coincide with
My Fellow' Brothers in Christ: God's Will. Add these to your 1 with $5.00 or more food order
facts and history to Morton's 14 Size
If you look around you today past oz.
will confusion, form a concrete opinion and Ea.
you see
turmoil and misunderstanding then I repeat, get Involved FRESH PRODUCE CREAM PIES 296
nationally, politically and
in every scope of life.
Within your nation, state', religiously. With God's 4 Ib. Cello Bag
county and city malignanciesare strength to fortify you, with Ea4
prevalent that need' Just the Holy Spirit to lead you APPLESYellow
the right surgeon that only and with Jesus's love to FABONIONS
you can provide. There are also guide you, shoulder your Cooking
part of the responsibility now.
that worthwhile need your support organizations by active The life you save may be your 3 '"* 29C t 47 o ,
participation. YOUR own as well as your brothers. Size

CHURCH being one of these.If May the Holy Spirit guide I Ib. Cello BagCARROTS
asked each' citizen and you In your decisions. Each Limit 1 with $5.00 or more food order
church member has his own A concerned' church IOC
solution to the various problems member
and if confronted could Janice Murray
argue by the hour, submitting
facts from past history and
statements of reason to confirm CABD OF THAMES
his solutions. Yet how r -
With deepest gratitude we
many do you know that actually -
extend this word of thanksfor
make it his Christian
the many acts of kindnf'Sl.f'xprt'SSf'd If
Duty to write or voice his
by thoughtful (
opinion to the proper authori neighbors and friends, duringthe till
ties. (Such as voting at the illness and death of my
polls writing his congress father Grady Lee. f I '.
man talking to his church
leaders or going to his church Such kindnesses and neigh Phone 437-3227
borly thoughtfulness can never OPEN SUNDAYS
business meetings.)
be forgotten. U.S. No. 1 BUNNELL
My fellow Christians get In 3iOO a-rru-tOO p.m.
volved. Do not reject Christ, Frances Bowers Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good October 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, 1968
the keystone' to your structure. and Family r

t CoiL Army, arrived home Friday Contract Act
afpllnlfMity
While In the Persian Gwif. from Ft. .... La. to spend .
to govern conme -
i LUCE will serve a* flagship twenty day leave with hisparents
tea(ts te foiti.h NI'Ykw to
for Rear Admiral Bdwd P. Mr. and Mrs. LeslieTucker
United State through. the
King, Commander of Middle
Haw Creek.
I ,
use of service imnlsyr-tt.I Contractor
TODAY'SPROBLEMS
East Forre.SGT. PFC Tucker wM report to pertormmg work under

Oakland CaHf. October :M to such contracts are requlr'
WINDHAMAT I wfer duty at Vietnam
ed to observe minimum mon
) THAILAND where he will be assigned toan
nary wages, and if contract with covroge, hard
Pawl F.
Staff Sergeant Army Infantry UMt.VAGEHOUR weed JM88 they Must provide work and nw id..,.
Windham. son of M**. BH1 -- -- --
sale and sanitary workIng
Gentry of Banned' has arrived \
J eondtttoo
for duty at TakhH Royal
OFFICE OPENEDAT The Age Discrimination irEmploy >
Thai AFB. Thailand.
SGT. BARROW
mtnt Act' prohibits' arbttfary
ASSIGNED TO GUAM S.rlf8nt'IMham.. a parachute ORLANDO discrimination in rmpioyment
rigger is a member of
J \ Sgt Patrick R Barrow. US the Pacific Air Force He Regional Director Henry A. of individuals 40 u
I Air Force I left Tuesday for six previously JHVf'd1th the Huettner of the U. S. Labor 65 years oM. iir
month tour of duty at Anderson 3A8th Fired MaintenanceSquadron Department's Wage and Hour
AFB. Guam. Sgt. Barrow at Plattsburgh AFB.N. and Public Contracts Division DBJC AIR'EZHIRIT
a Material Facilities Y. *, today announced the opening .
I Specialist has been fatten He .to a graduate of Wauchula. of a new /flcM office at
1 ed at McCoy AFB. Orlando Florid High School. 339 Orlando Professional Center An exhibit of the genius of
and hH.n.t"d In the Air The sergeant's wife Mary 22 West Lake Beauty Dr., Leonardo dc Vinci to on pub. r
I i Force for two and one-half .to the daughter: of Mrs. Jack Orlando, Florida 3&06, and I lie display at Daytona Beach
t yean.Sft.. Jaceby 1591 N. Venice. Tuc reassignment of William C. Junior College sponsored by
Barrow' son of Mrs. son. Ariz. Truman as supervisor In the DBJC Lyceum CommitteeThe _
Claude Barrow of B *,," i* charge. The telephone number exhibit on loan from
a 19(;6 graduate of Btmnetl UNIT WINS AWARD to H14473. IBM Corporation consists of

I High School. Airman First Class AHred The new otlCt"111 provide model built from dcVinci's _

R. Tueker Jr.. sen of Mr. and better service to employersand scientific and technical drawing
SGT. PAUL STATON Mr*. Alfred R. Tucker Sr. of employee' affected by the *. The display will" remain a
MARINE RESERVE Rt. 1. Bunneil to a member of Fair Labor Standards Act the on campus through October
the WflTth Communieatiens Walsh-Healey Public Contracts 28.
I OF THE TEAR Group that ha* earned the US Act the McNamara- Model In the show 'includea a
Sgt Paul C. Sta..... U8MCR.on Ah Force Outstanding Unit O'Hara Service Contract Act. paddle wheel ship a gear
of Mr. and Mr*. H. G. Award. and the Age Discrimination system his ornithopter. a milItary
Staten of J*Nljfl
been named Marine Reserve Ofttfen specialist at HiekamAFB. city of Orlando and the following sealing feft Wlea teM.

.. of the year by the 4th Motor Hawaii will wear the counties: B vard. Citrus The exhibit Is a must for
Transport Battalion for 1967. distinctive service ribbon to Flagler. Hernando. Lake. area high school' science stu HERL0MBunnell
SgC. Stag to an active mark his affiliation with the Orange, Osceokt. Seminole dents DWC president R F.Bergengren .
member of the unit, a men/ unit. Sumter and Velusia. noted. He said the

her of the karate team 1118.III The unit, headquarter at The .Fair. Labor Standard 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. display
tional Champion USMCR pi- Hiekam. was cited for exceptional Act generaly applies to employee hours each" day will make It
III: tol team, and instructor inru I meritorious service engaged In' work coo possible for all In the communHy .
I. +trllia warfare and to platoon from January 16 to January cerned with Interstate commerce to nee. this. outstandIng -
of 1st Platoonof and to employees otcertain .
sergeant 1MB. The groups outandingcommunication exhibit. There to nocharge.
II of Company "B". support contributed large enterprises en- .

" The Sergeant's combat readiness significantly to accomplishing Y' -
i* proven by outstanding !' the mission of
I General Military Subject the Pacific Air Force and
Test scores and consistent other government agencies.
score' In the highest class The airman attended Ban-
I of Physical Fitness Test. nell High School and has also AMERICAN '
Sgt. Staton has shown outstanding studied at Berry College.
I leadership and devotion Mount Berry, Ga.
to duty which Is considered His wife Cathy to tlw
to be In the highest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Service Station
II tradition of the Marine Corps. Charles L.Rd.Marseilles. Jacksonville.of 519Glynlca

--- ---
I I

LINGOLD

Phone 437-3971

GENERAL CONTRACTORALL N r it

TYPES CONSTRUCTION

.
SPECIALIZING IN REMODELING

I CERAMIC AND VINYL TILE

+I FREE ESTIMATES
,I

::1

.
FLAGLER BEACH 1.f.ty

{ .
fi' PURE OIL t. p.4.

}' SERVICE STATION

;, ; FOR LEASE Harold Higginbotham and Buddy ,Knox

f Phone 439-9224 are ready to:

t
w x Serve All
U f I ..... L J 4Ii. Automotive Needs :
a f

Ii. Flagler County Insurance Make Car Inspection Repairs

I Deliver Fuel Oil

! Agency Inc.
i (Will Inspect and Clean Your Furnace FREE) ,

All Forms of Insurance .
..ti x / AND OFFER A COMPLETE LINE OFF
-
,I' 305 East Moody Blyd.a aPhone 437-3171 \

Mr*. William A Fryman left President of the Bunnell therapy Mrs. Charles Me
Pint United Methodist Church W3c$. sign the charter of theBf'W Cabe and Mrs. Alfred Jueng-
their families
ling; publicity, Mrs. Frank More than thirty members of the choir and
organization at a meeting last Wednesday morning. Lookteg -
Brede parliamentarian Mrs. enjoyed a fellowship supper Friday evening at the Recreation
is Mrs. Oliver Tayl r, right Vice President All members
on Mrs. tribute to Mis.
Otis Magee, membership Hall of First Baptist Church of Bunnell to pay
attending signed the charter and dedicated themselves to the Jewel Dueming telephone.Mrs. director.
; Frank Clegg who is retiring Her many years as choir
new church. Alice Clark and Mrs.
Katherine Mfe; auditors Mrs.
METHODIST WOMEN HEAR HISTORY y
Gilbert Frank and Mrs. Ann
I
Batten. T'
The next meeting November
6 is scheduled as "past
president's day". Hostesseswill
be Mrs.' Clyde Duenslng
und Mrs. Frieda Cole.

9
A '..Fi Flynn and Rabeth Ed I
monson spent the weekendin I !
Tallahassee visiting Tony
and Paula Williams and
sons Howell and Matthew

-
DELAWARE VISITORSMrs.

Vera Savage arrivedvia '
plane from Newark Del .
last weekend to'Islt her
father Alexander Rigby at
Flagler Beach and her mother lil.r. _
Mrs. A. Rigby who Is a
The Reverend T Shelton Brooks paid special tribute to Mrs.
patient at Bunnell General
Mrs. Lee Blakely spoke on the history of the womens or Hospital. Frank Clegg second from left, at the close of the fellowship
ganlzation of the Evangelical' United Brethren Church and Mrs. supper. From right to left are Mrs. Rem Murray, choir presidentand
Wm. A. Fryman summarized the Methodist Church Womens VISITING IN MISSOURIMrs. Mrs. Benny Black choir vice president. \
I 1\
Society of Chistlan Service at the luncheon-meeting Wednesday Mildred" Sargeant --- 1I I,
October 2. Pictured above are members who participatedIn Flagler Beach visiting at
the WSCS dedication program. Fort Leonard wood, Mo. with
her son and daughter In law LIBERTY NATIONAL CONGRATULATES ITS
BHS JR. CLASS MAGAZINE SALES WINNERS Major and Mrs. John S. Camp. !
er and family.
.r .A t
''
T VISIT IN JAX 1968

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stefllk
and children Martin and Hol
ly, spent the weekend at Tallahassee .
with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Baker.
'I
r tt
.. "" ,' Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Stickneyleft :
..t' .... Monday for their home at
\ twr \ \ 1 St. Petersburg after spendingthe 1

\ ,. \. A"I. summer months at Flag
.". ",. D lee Beach.
!:-

:" xWeekend guests at the
.. home of Al and Leola Jones,
rnoio fcr Tb.. \,;. it... Painters Hill were Mr. and
The top five salesmen of the recent magazine drive conducted Mrs. A. F. Lamb Jr. and Marie .
by the BHS Junior Class were left to right Marcia John. Lamb and Ken Griffin of STELLA F, CAULEY

ATTEND APPAREL SHOW Course Is a practical two-part course covering I
Friends will be sorry to Harry Treadwell has returned .
learn Bill Gentry is a medical Mrs. Margaret CI IC. Land'n to his home Central Ave., a two-year period of classroom and_ on.
patient at the Vetrans Hospital Sea Fashions and Mrs. Flagler Beach after undergoing
at Gainesville. IHs room Betty Hawkins have returned medical treatment at Du- the-job training. The course is prepared by
number is 408 North Wing. from a business trip to Miami val Medical Center Jackson
the Ute
Underwriter Council
where they attended the Southern vllle." Training a

ATTEND CAP MITT Apparel showing of holiday Mrs Xavier Stembridge of national organization dedicated to furthering -
and Spring fashions. Hollywood. Florida. Is a visitor
Commander Cary Holland at the Treadwell home. the professional growth of Ute Insurance
and Warrant Officer Earl Rice
Mrs. Harry Strickland and
of the local Civil Air Patrol children, former Flagler Beach RON NICOLSIN Representatives throughout the industry.
Squadron attended the CAP residents now living In Lake
Group 6 meeting at Daytona City, visited here Sunday with SCOTLAND LUTC is one more reason why Uberty National
Beach Sunday.
friends.
Ron Wool' owner of Ocean representatives are recognized among

HOME nON N. J. VISIT Palm Couhtry Club, postcardsfrom
the best In their field.LIBERTY
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Can Scotland that he recent' .
. Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. Ubbey trell and Perry of Casselberryvisited ly played on the North Berwick .
have returned to their homeat In Bunnell Sunday course near Edinburgh,

Daytona Beach after visit' with relatives.Mr .. (,..the same course he won the
Ing In Kearny N. JTwith-thelr 1st Scottish Boy's Champion-
tan and daughter In law Hap and Mrs. Lee Blakely hip. He said he relived many NATIONAL
and Millie Llbbey. had as houseguests last week happy memories.Ron .\
While there they attendedthe Mrs. Orland Blakely of Cross- and his wife, Mary, are LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY/HMMUU. AUMMABUNNEU
christening of their grand vllle, Tenn. and Miss Donna due back October 12 from
son Sean Robert Ubbey, Blakely of Knoxville Tenn. their vacation.

eluding the self-help section.
Now a town or other nonprofit .
BILLCHAPPELL organization may receive
grants for the development
and supervision of "self-help"
,. housing projects and loans to
buy and develop land to be
used as building sites. Benjamin F Cauley, Bunn I" Is awarded a certificate of

YOUR Ili 1. Robinson also said that A. achievement by J. W, Rader, Sales Supervisor on completion of

Administration Jacksonville, A native of Bunnell and a veteran of six years in the serv
w'Ill be guest speaker at the
PROVEN LEADERSHIP next TAP meeting on October Ice station field. Cauley will be proprietor of a Shell station
16th. at U. S. 1 and Interstate 95. Bunneil beginning October 11.
DYNAMIC CONSERVATIVE

Use an never be ......*. Non. Nt protest eilaae !nasyr
and eofrtbrae to live in nt*. ....... ht tM 1M srttwey .
ness.. Nestaltfcally try to PHI H4 1litas ware Mt
thugs Wf'keRw.' -rhf'If'' men
reeever the past which we
eM the ".... etc days". The who .have. tatted 1M world
problem with that is that peo- upside down have tame heft .
pie never really want to return aise. .- Acts IT*.
to the pt because they
only want a part of the past CHRISTIAN SCIENCE '"
I onee' .heard a man say "M i ti
I had my We to live all ever LESSON SERMON St
again ." Then i 1ft a childIsh "Are Sin. Disease, and Ye w
fashion he toW how he Death Real Is the subject of
would' reshape" the past the lesson sermon' in all
'1"1Kp *t can never be fully Christian Science churchesthis
recovered. The church has Sunday Christian Science .
known this since the beginning church services in this area
because the future is always are held in First Church of
upon us in the sense Christ Scientist, 100 North
that the church must keep Instep Halifax Drive, Ormond Beach,
with the day to day and First Church of Christ
changes. The church can never Scientist 137 Live Oak Ave., I' .'" ....
fuMHl Us mission by retreating. Daytona Beach Sunday serv '". .... ;. .5.1.i...
but must advanceits lees and Sunday School are $
cause and be relevant to at 11 a. m. and Wednesday :.L .$r' .t'; ; '.it: ":, !\ -,,:
the people of today.Of Evening Meetings' at which YOUTH CHOIR TO PERFORM
course Christ is the testimonies of healing are
same yesterday, today and given are at o'clock.. Pictured above are the fifty members of the United Methodist Church of Satellite Beach who
will present a musical program at the Flagler Beach United Methodist Church Dedicatory service -
Sunday, October 20. at 7 p m. The choir t* under the direetton f Mr. and Mrs. R. Hart.

ATLANTIC HARDWARE Satellite Beach.

rrLL
Florida Alcoholic Rehbilitatkm A mud bath Initiates the
& SUPPLY CO. INC. O. F. ALFORD
Program says alcoholic winner of Florida's most unusual i
Registered workers In the Sunshine State racing event the Naples
KITCHEN CABINET DOORS now total 72.000 and the cost Swamp Buggy Race, which
Real) Estate; Broker to Florida business and indus caps a three-day'" festival
PLASTIC LAMINATE COVERED BunntlL Florida try is $72 million each year. scheduled for Oct. 3527.

... and kept current on leaching and wind and water
Brook and Catherine Preston UAH. UUMUY HAKVLBYDafanaant
eaeh animal.
left for Stetson Univ. at De. ere.ien.
MITHK TO ...t.H'U'T The cattle In the photo With ACT Mr. Lenssen can
land; and Diana McKnlght B RATS or rumiDA. TO:
returned, to Carnegie Instituteat IAII. Ml-RKAY MARVUBY graph have been bred art 141. plan ahead and make sure

Pittsburgh Pa. e's Murray MM. R fuurt A OorweWIS otally. Using this method Mr. that his cattle will have an

(-0.) MM .'.0.
Yon are hereby _...... tint a of the finest blood lines In during adverse drought and
Work had started on clearing ..M .... ...*.. Sir* *..'-< row hnt
the right of way fer SR ttw ..... ...UU'" eats.. sadtor America without the tremendous wet weather condition'
at5 hsrsby risiM.. N 55.yesr Investment of owning the ACP Is available to anyone
218 frem 386 Dead
west to
._.., with the ,lurk *f
Lake. tkto C"rt. sad to .*rv. a r".r Sire Bull. who will take the time to contact
ikrv r sons tter Mattttlff or the local County Comto -
Mr. Lenssen does' have
< ) not
-0-
plaint/rr. .tu m.). tub*.* Narass
d ...,.. .. access to an excessive amountof Mr. Lenssen's can be yours.
TWENTY TEARS AGO ALTVK A. HH. JJY land for his operation and mittee or County Office Manager -
....
SIS JlMMll PalHMtl* -'"
The first meeting of the Dsytsas .....-... P.Nds. therefore practices a plannedand and a program similar
Mt Mtoe than :NvirvMbvr t. A. H. .
newly named "Flagler Wom ,.... regulated resources conservation "

an's Club" ws heM at the If tmt f.U to ta ... ItefettM program. He is as ASC COUNTY
will be .Mrr->4 antaHM row for feted in this the
pier house. Mrs. Mary Hart, lk. r.lbf timmnf* ki tW MMof program by

K dIM$ 8 years age In MM+ Ms
;E BARNES I SEA From Binge the trout Me
lenllt WH 2 lashes and ac
biting, especially from the
'. of 14 1k
j tamed a weifffet
many being taken on
Open Thursday Thru Sunday 5
dead ahrifHfi. hare that 28 It.bM >>.
was caught at Marker BUlfNILL LOSES
SPECIAL THIS right'a 106 last week It has provedto
be a food spot for bass. TO ST. JOE

There were over a dozen take The Bunnell Bulldogs Journeyed .
Southern Fried en from the Marker this past to St. Augustine Friday .

Saturday. These are small night to play St. Joseph
bass.Flagler .
All You Can Eat schooling Aeademy. The BunnelUtes
took their third loss of the
Beach
Served with Homemade Camp season by a score of 140.
According to Paul Buckley The first half ended with

Roasted at Flakier Fish Camp the only one touchdown scored
OystersAll largemouth black bass are A number of penalties ham.

biting.Mr pered the Bulldog effort

You Can Eat and Mrs. McAvoy of This *" M a conferencegame
which St
gives Josepha
Jacksonville brought In 20
1.1.1 record. .
bass
Saturday. A few smaller
fRESH SEA FOOD catches were also brought Into .

the camp. DUNN ELL PLAYS

CHOICE T-BONE Buckley said "the breamare
BALDWIN FRIDAY
biting and are being

South of St. Augustine 4 miles caught on artificial flies. The BIIS Varsity eleven will

At Moultrie-Sign on Very few speckled' perch travel to Baldwin Friday night
Camp is the same as else have been caught, mostly for the fourth game of the